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Gilla Band dropped a sonic bomb at All Together Now—no greetings, no frills, just silhouettes against a red screen and walls of abrasive, Dadaist noise. Their industrial, suffocating sound builds like a relentless dream, lyrics that stick like broken glass (“I used to be good looking”), and frontman Dara Kiely howling through distortion like he’s both tortured and laughing. “Eight Fivers” is a raw, angry takedown of capitalist drudgery. But while their classics crackle with raw, focused power, the new stuff from “Pugnello” feels murky and repetitive—losing some of that edge. Still, they’re a band that lives in their own world, immersive, unsettling, and unforgettable.

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